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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY rELEGRipL

RuyFAto MAY 3-Cdtle-Bccoipts last "a aours . 1872
head total Tor wsst tar Gl37 hett or ., no un,
asI week 63iO head: AZ consigned through SG OF
which to New.YOrk. ears for saei market Quiet ana
weak. - . oo, ..., st., o.. ,..o,,
thus last week Z3OOO
Lea cars consigned though; all OF which to New-York
2J cars sale market steady, deIninl BOOl 'ommoh
10 Fair Lambs 81 90, Good Choice do 80 269s3 70
Boo"Teeeiiit last "a hours 6435 mead. total for tho
week thus 277lU head for same time last week $4,000
mead consigned through 80 cars ~ oil winch 10 Ne"-fO
N cars for sale quiet aud weak Mixed Pigs - %
mss TO- Light Workers 90 OOdS5 10. Selected Workers
81 20as5 25 Selected Medium weights 20 5000 80.
Selected Heavy Ends 81 1884 80. stays 81 0Odsi 20
Ugicaao NAV Is-Tne Journal reports:-odttS-
Recepts-9.OUO hoad Shipments 5000 heaai market
was active. Shipping steers 30 10 lbOO 10. $500
Al 90 stockeis ana Feeders 81 0Odsi lb cows Bulls
Mixed. 00asi OOs bulk % OOes5 los texas Cate
Hogs-Iteceipt. 10000 nal sniDn,1t, 4,000i marker
was dull iough aud Mixed 81 6Oosf 30. PACKING aud
Shipping 81 0Uos5 lO Light 81 4OGs4 90 skps s. QUO
shscp-Recept. 5000 nead snpmsnts 500 mead: market
was slow Natives So O06S4 10. shorn S. 0oeft 10.
Western So 6O6s4 co. Texans 81 6O9s3 10. Lambs
ST ~ I,oTiS May l2-Cauts- Recepts-sOo hoad ship
ment, sIO hoad market steady. Choice heavy
Naive steers - GO0s5 90; Far To Good shppng
Butchers Steers Fair 10 Choioe % 30
s ga Feeders good S52Oesi To- stockers, far
good Is Texans common grass 10 good corneu
Boes-ecepts 100 head, $500 head market
was dull Choice heavy ana Butchers seections
IS 90 as5 Ia. PACKING 20 good 81 y0osb o. YORK
ers Medium 10 Prime % 1904 90 Pigs. Common 10
SSe,p-Kecsipts 100 seadi shipments 800 head market
steady Clipped Medium Fancy s. l00s4 20 Lambs 81 10
ga 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
COTTON MARKErs-BY rELEa aApH

LIVERPOOL May 15.-l2:3O p. m.--Cotton The market
DO orleans 5a.d saes-7.00O bales. including LOCO bales
for speculation and export Receipts liz. 100 bales all
Futures firm the advance Upland. iddlng clause
livery 4o6ld Also 466ad do June and July delivery,
z5eid also 47eid do August ana September delivery
46G4d also 5ls6id do september aud October delivery
3S64d also 396fd; do October ana November delivery
62964d azo S0Gld: do. Novems,r and December dev.
stg 's7'4' also 2''ad do september delivery 40
Tenders delivery todays clesrings 1900
weeEy-sacs of the week. 10000 bales American 900
ssSs forwarded from ships side direct 70 SPINNER S0o
bales american bales Total Stock ss2 900 baes
American 7es0Oo bales amount OF cotton ahoa,, 100000
2 p acknowledging Uplands. sgd. do. Middling
2pm-cotton- sale, Of the day ncuisI 5000 bale,
Upland. Low Middng clause May delivery
40 nns az Tay Sd iaae do
September deisyer% a9cSG sellers do sebtepiber and
October delivery 5sseid seller do October and %ovsa
her delivery, 2o-64d sellers. do september delivery
clause May dsivSry SSs4d Sayersi do May and June
svers 54e94d BUYERS do June aud July delivery a. CAD
august and September delivery 1904 sellers. 90
aa sSS Ss Su S S
ssTey Sosa s ss 2A sellers do
,,aeALyEsroS May iS.-cotton firm. Mdding io'si Low
Mislns Good Ordinary 9 pss aud gross re-
G and gross Iecps lS6 Oales exports Coast
NORFOLK May l5--Coston steady. Middlng 10s4 ne.
sales bales stock s8lg bales y
Weekiy-Net and gross receipts, 558 bales; exports
CoastwIse. 03T bales: sales 228 bales
,s.yAsSAn May iS-cott,n dull Middung 10 SIG, Low
ceipt 156 bales Exports coasgwise $50 bales; sales
bales stock. 1881 bales
WeekyNct and receipts 557 tales
wise. 5000 bales sales 106 bales
NEw-ORLRAxs May l3.-Cotton steady. Middling.
Low Middnng. 10 Good Ordinary. on; net gross
ccnSen 81 ss Si4 6acs sas
bales stock l26,52S baica
weeky-Net receipts 1895 bales; gross 1894 bales ex.
ports Great Britain. 8.O15 baesi 10 the Continent, co
psles Coastwise. 4, 1875 bales sales. 4.s00 bales
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flats an0 Rooms 90 let.
l1roposdls.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER BONDS.

Proposals viii be receyedb by the sewer commissioners Oh
IN, CIV Of Amsterdam ~ w. until May 30 1897. at
for the Coupon Bonds OF said city These
Bonds are construction OF sewers IN said cry a
pursuance chapter 1884, of laws OF 1884, ana inc
whole smed TO hye per cent OF The Assessed Naao
OF said city. 800. , , 49,. ,,o.o.. ~,
the three per cent annun payable on
f first day January and July IN the CITY or New YORK
said will be datel July J, 1857 anu VIII he ready
delivery that date and are payable NJ the rate o @-oVV
yearly after ten years
No proposals viii be con dered at less than par
PROPOSALS for purchase these bonds should ne hdose
Proposals Sewer Bonds anu directed To the undersigned
at Amsterdam, ". Y. 90, ,oo- ~,
Proposals viii be opened and awards made May ~ 1851 AZ
u ~ per cent Of the amount OF Bonds awarded pay
ne upon notification OF award, balance upon delivery OF
Bonds per cent per annu WIN oe
upon the deposit OF the five per cent from INC te Vi uoPo'
'o"o"'''' u 'o""" IT, II. wALDRoN. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Nav I3.-l230 p. m.-United states Four Per
1921: do. Four and Hail Per Cent Bonis
a. Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates 49 Erie Second ConsOs 1884 eXinterest
Illinois Central l40i2 Mexican Ordinary, "a IL 81 PAU
Common. 95as New.York Central llGA; Pennsylvania,
b55i ex-dlv.; Reading. 23s.
1870 y. m-Paris advices quote Three Per Cent Rentes
81 so rtnos ~ q centimes for The account
Money 4 per cent.
rate open market for three months
bills lQlis per cent
Mexican Ordinary CAS- st. Paul common. SO New YORK
Central. 1l64 Pennsylvania, 587s Reading, 23i2
HadsOns Bay Company, 23l4
Bar silveri is quoted al AZ I'D. per ounce
Paris Three Cent Rentes Mt 80 francs
30 for the and exchange London at %
francs 20 2 centimes ioI checks
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lions a, pl,sl Oh IN, Anerlcan .tiaaariot cia,sId.
STAINED.
Low Mililiag. ...... aas
NffliIiuO 10 Ia

ST cool Or iinar; sll.ls Miiing ...'.......loI
In trading in future deliveries the movement was light
the ale reaching 200 bales The foreign advces
were OF stmulave tendency and under this first prices
showed advance OF az points The closing was STEADY
al a net advance Of as points for the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

E'RlE KAlLW I, now KNOWN as fne NEW.
Through trains 23d.st. and Chamberst
same hour Local trains leave 2sds station fifteen min
utes earlier than from Chsmbersst
a. m-Day Express. week days. Buffet Dnwinsroem
Coaches 20 Binghamton Emra, Hornells Sie Bunsla
5 S% 2s csgo and Sc fSa
Limited" solid Pullman tram Of Day and fet Sleeping
ST Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches 20 Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for tast
sp m-Dally ChcaGo Express Pullman Day and sleeuins
Coaches to Binghamton Emra Rochester Buffalo. Mag
Rutherford and Passaic, week 445 5:a5 72o 7sa
sS iG9oa Az 1920 noon ItS sSS $50 fAo 30 20
snndays 6s45 $50 io20s M 1900 noon. las .i5 $50
7l5 800 1890 p m. 100 midnight Wv
Fis OS noc %sff Gs &c., s re ESQ., 80 Sc So
aea ssc s 1892 si e ncsS go S Ss Sass
Nsyark and Paterson. zig Newark week days $3.50 so9
siSa NJ. $40 $50 sooP 70. .-'OO "'a''sn@ '""a"~
midnight sunday a. $50 ic3o & VA las lis 81 go
Warwick, 445, 900 1920 m. i;S0 p Sundays 545a m
Monticello, 900 "a m- s0n M
and 800 D. m Sundays. $50 ano 800 D.
Montgomery Hondout and Kingston. 900 a M. $50 ~
Scranton bnnmore week days 900 a. m. 4, 2sopm
Goshen 10 5t5. so 300 1920 $50, 33o. $50
$50 500 $50 IN Sundays. 5:45 $3.50. 1920 m, $50
Mdaletown week days. 4;4s s,46 7;so s;oo 1920 q IN,
1920 $50 SEQ p !Io 500 a M trsn stops :;
Pert Ieryis AS 100 aOo 1920 m 2so $3.50 40 GOO
500 $50 p M Sundays, $3.50. lo2o M GEO. ESQ sod
Sleeping Coaches can be obtained aud orders
o ns ssn No s Fl JEFF may Se s a. The c9~papy
Express from arrive 10 New York At TIL
go BE mAVs aSq aO g. AZ. L p FARMER, O. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

c MHysuKxs May l3-Flcur firm wnss. steady:
cash 80 sc. June 53c July "a Corn higher No
Oats steady. No swhito 81 &c Rye steady NO
sa. ~ &c % Barley h,saer No a. l a
Sii. Butter was steady Dairy l5sl7c. Eggs 10Y
Cheese irregular Cheddars 81 III 40 Recepts
Ss5x,ow 1894 bbx Wheat 1880 busn Barley $500
Ss,. smpusrts-Fiouf 3.54s bblA Wheat lSe6 bash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. May l2-proyis,ons1 camosrsnas ca
as ad Long Clear Middlea 8es Oh, SHIRT Ciear Middle.
S0a Cd, short us sos % shoulders 2ss per ewt 1est
sSasd ioT Extta Iaas xstxa RTins Ass ga Cd PorI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and Dee
br0sses SITS follows:
z n. m. for Catasauqus and intermediate polnta
M. for Geneva, Lyons Emra Rochester Buffalo and
the West and principal local points wkesbarre
for TunEhaDDock points Chair car
To- Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and HARRISBURG
$40 for Pittston and principal intermediate pointa
Chair Pittston.
$40 p. for Copay and intermediate point. Connection
TO Reading and Harrisburg Chair to CoDlay
2. for Geneva Lyons Enra R0ches ter Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper to lyons
1910 for Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains lea Ing a and $40 D. for
all points In Mananoy aud Bazleton coal regons
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. for auch Chunk uazleton edate points.
$40 p. H. for Copay and intermediate points
p NJ Tor Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo and
the West Pullman Shopper Lyons.
General Eastern Office 235 Broadway
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Wheat exports 1897 and 1856:

in 1850. 100000 100000 2,3G8.00O 7SS8,OOO
The exports for ended April 80 1887, were GsOO0O
bushels The exports week ended May 1887. were
100000 bushels. ,.o oo.
of the $50 xpOrted In two weeks, l4SOOOO
bushels per for the Continent OF Europe ana
48O bushels "a cent Tor the Unite, hlhgdOh
The exports from January April 1886, were 5,3l6
900 bushels. ,o,o -- 90 oco mn
bushels. ,ooa no~o
2i 23S.0OO bushels ,-.,..- %, ,ooc .....
AZ 900 bushels.
re- OF the foregolng exports from january %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
nEDuCTION or FARES VIA NORWICH

IL LINE Tho Popular Inside Route. To Boston, S.
Worcester 90 3D. Corresponding reduction to all points
CITY OF Worcester and city OF New York;
leave Pier 40 old number North River foot Of waLss
u. q. w. AYE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

~ EN- m Srw hyAd,Iktk E snokrhsr LISE SE
bXPEEsS iRAiNS 40 DUST ALwAis on rIME
DepoIs New. York. B.r5sy IN CarstS Insr as
a ~ DAILY except Suatays, Bndao AMI Ossego Express
TAN pan; adSo syrlease os|ega GrssaA 0ror Norwich
date stltIOaS - - - '''S''N~
amLOn. Oweso All EiIlr,
on fUr Piston. Kingston, WukssJaIre. S1 '~A'
D. In Daily Buffalo Limited press oc Stron l,blr.
Scranton canton, ri Coz BlJl WIy.
land, Buffalo, &c, arriving VA '5uf,J Z, - = IN.
Daily Buffalo and OswcJo Express for otrouisb1r.
Scranton. Bnsn non. tantt syrt"ss oswe 1resis.
Oxford Norwich. UtIca and kcIneld opTngs connects
Oweg0 ithaca AMI intermediate stttols except
days Connects At Buffalo WITH fJr all pnts West
Tickets and baggage checked At 81 Br0li1y
at Westcott Express offices NewYOr and Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

~ Trans leave from Chamberss Station for Engewood,
Tenafy Closter Spark Hill and Nyack $3.50 7.lD $50
ESQ and 1lso a. ~, ll5 $500. T. $50 62o, $40 $50,
1880 D. M, IL midnight. SUNDAYS 7il0. 980 and
p. m. Nor Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey ana Tallmsna.
6:SO. 7:l0 $50 a. 49, ESQ p. M Sundays. $50
m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
KeHgions Notices. ,

Al Weshinefen sanare Methodist Episcopal Church,
4tiist 6th.ave., Rev JOHN Ri Ely THOMPSON Pae:
tor Morning. 1890 The Joyous Lessons OF Sprng
Evening 7I5 The meeting Christianity and Classic
Pa Como Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
RIVER BRANCH

II NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN aud HAKIFOKD K
Trains leave Harlem River Station l3klst and LA
conave near rhtri Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Second Avenue and Elevated rat
roals daily, except 5unttys 6lJ 100 9l0 10 IIi5b
2IO. S;j5 tt) $40 $40. : 1880 M. Port Nor
Nest West Chester rimpsons Bay Chester tPsha Bay
Barlow (Citv Islan Pelham Manor aud New tochsle
Meeting New Rochelle with trains for all points
main line OF the NewYOrk, Now Haven ami Hartford liu
road Shore Limo and Air Line Divisions NewCanlau Mt
detOwn New Britain and 5uiei branches Boston
all points East
Midnight train for New-Rochels and all inter lIts
tons az 1910 y. daily, except MOndIys
Sunday Trains fer New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at 1901 ana $3.50 the latter
ing New Rochelle with way train TO stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
N RAILROADOF NEW JERSEY.

NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
Pier 20 l. H. )at and IL (sundays
Steamers arrive IN time iOr early trains north aud
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Irish National LaAgue.

About fifty gentlemen OF Irish birth aud
extraction met last evening at the hail OF
the sarsfeld Association to discuss the ar
rest and conviction of VIM. o'Bren at
Mitchellstown, ireland. The meeting was
very enthusiastic and unanimous In its
condemnation Of the tory government for
this their last outrage on the liberties Of
the people. Also resolved, as a protest
against the falling Of Mr.. O'Brien, to form
themselves into branch Of the national
league, to be known as the VIM. 0'Brien
branch. The officeIs Of the branch were
unanimously elected and are as follows:
Peter Mccartney, president: P. F. Moran,
recording secretary; p. b. O'Connell, 6nsn-
cial secretary; James Butler, treasurer,
The club will meet at Sarsield Hall, corner
Of Four-and. a-half street and Pennsylvania
avenne, every Sunday at $50 p. m. until
further notice.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Anchor Lodge of Good rempiars.

This wide awake lodge held their meeting
for the first time in their new quarters at
st. Georges Hall last, evening. Among
other business transacted a.committee was
appointed to arrange for a house warming
to their friends and patrons on next Mon
day evening in their new hall at 8 o'clock,
at which time a,musical and literary pro-
gramme will be offered and other exercises
given. An election Of officers resulted as
follows: G. L. Bro. Fl. Patterson v. T.
Sister Blanche Hall; r. 8. ,IBro. I. @. Spur
geon; T., Sister X. Patterson; F..S., Bro. @.
Strattop; g., Bro. Hemplar; 8, Bro. N. P.
order Bro. and Sister Patterson gave a
musical selection and Sister Angerer a
recitation, which was received with grateful
appreciation by those In attendance.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Cure for RheumatIsm

G. G. Treat, of West Granville, Mass writes
of Allcock's Porous Plasters:
For rheumatism. neuralgia, pain In the side
or back, coughs, colds bruises and any local
weakness, they truly possess wonderful cura-
tive qualities have recommended them TO
my neighbors with the happiest results many
Of whom but for Allcock's Plasters would be in
a crippled condition at home. In every in.
stance where they have been faithfully aud
properly applied the result has been wonder
fully satisfactory.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Lodge Meetings To-NIpbt.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-Natlonal Lodge, No. 12, Masonic
Temple; Lafayette, II. A. Chapter, No. 8, Ma
sonic Temple; Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
1907 G street northwest.
o. o. + ---WashnRton Lodge, No. 6. Odd
Fellows Hall; Golden Rule, No. 81, Odd Eel
lows Hall.
Knights of Pythas-Decatur, No. 0, High
street, Georgetown; Excelsior, No. IA. Penn.
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Germania, No. 10, 600 C street northwest Oc-
casia, No. Is, 600 G street northwest; Webster,
No. 7, Vernon Hall, New York avenue aud
Seventh street northwest
National union-State, War, and Navy, No.
2Ol.
I. o. M.-Columbia, No. 1, Grand Army
Hall, Seventh and l. streets northwest.
j. o. II. M.-Seneca, No. IL, X. of r. Hall,
Thirteen-and-a-half and L streets northwest.
A: l.. of H.-Goldstein, No. %, LIE Droit
Building.
/. o. e. T.-DIinnehaha, No. /, Hilton Hall.
Seventh and ID streets; Morning STAR No. 8,
923 + street; Clements, No. g. Washington
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast.
Knights of the Golden Eage-Cyrus Castle
No l, Elks' Hall. 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
l. o. R.-Naomi 0adies), No. 8, Masonic Hall
Anacostia.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
sTopPl.D BY DEATH.
Unexpected Termination Of the Trii

Unexpected Termination Of the Trial
Of Mary j MeBrids.
The trial Of Mary ]. Mcbride and John
w. Mcfarland, Indicted for arson, which
has been in progress for a week past In the
criminal court, was discontinued yesterday
until the December term on account of the
death of George II Million, one OF the
jurors nthe case. Mr. Million appeared In
his usual health until suddenly stricken
down at bis bone, on Thirteenth street,
between ID and Il streets southeast, on
Saturday afternoon while walking In his
yard. He was a member Of the Masonic
fraternity and was highly esteemed by the
many people who enjoyed his acquaintance.
The death of the Juror would have neces-
Stated the re.empanellipg OF another jury
nd repeating of tue testimony had 1t been
decided to 20 on with the case, In fact
the case stood as II no hearing had been
entered upon. AS the government could
not afford to give further time this term to
the caseit was sent over to be tried at the
next term Of the court. An arrangement
satisfactory to all parties concerned.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Talking A bout Caterp,l,ars.

The District of Columbia horticultural
Society held its regular meeting last night
at 923 F street-that is, 1t would have held
the meeting II there had been sufficient
number Of members present. Only FIVE en-
'husiasts put In an appearance, and they
amused themselves by swapping expert
ences on the subject of caterpillars, and re.
lating interesting stories OF fabulously fine
roses which they had raised 10 the open afr
laBt winter.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Deci,,on For the DIstr,ot.

At the session Of the court Of claims yester-
day In the case Of Elias Barnes against the Dis
trict OF Columbia, suit for sll ,O7i, was decided
Columbus j.. Eslin, made administrators,
against the District of Columbia Judgment for
the District for SG5s. In the case Of o. Z. Green,
VIM. NJ. Gait, and s. j. Richie against the Dis.
trict and John M. Frances against the United
States the petitions were dismissed. The court
adjourned till Monday, and the intervening
week will be spent in conferences on the French
spoliation claims,
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Saved His Life and Split His Paint.

A painter working on scatfold in front OF
6sO street yesterday afternoon fell from a
height of about thirty feet to the stone steps,
striking in his descent boards used in bracing
the scaiioding ten feet from the porch, which
ca, ed the fall ana saved the lite of the man,
He got up uninlured, apparently. with the ex-
large paint pot filled with brown paint, which
came down at the same time, making splash
over the stone steps and railing.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Injunction Made Perpetual.

In the case of Goodman VS.. Bien, which
came up in the court in general term yester-
day Judge Hagner delivered the opinion of
the court, affirming the decree below ana
granting perpetual injunction. THIS was
controversy over an ll-foot strip OF land at
claimed under deed dated July. 1865 The
court held that the deed was good in equity.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Injured By a Falling scaffold.

EDWARD Ellis. carpenter, aud D. l.
Prather, a laborer, were engaged at work
on a scaffold, in the navv yard, forty feet
high yesterday morning when 1t gave way,
throwing the men to the ground, also pile
Of bricks and mortar. Ellis received a
severe cut under the right eye, his right
arm was hurt, and ne was thought to be
internally injured. Pratber had his right
leg and arm injured, and was badly shaken
up. The men were removed to their homes
In the police ambulance.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
ruN SMALL rnlNus OF A DAY.
Siinor Occurrences in ana About the


Trinity (Catho'ic) Church is being recon
suucted, at u cost Of 5000.
Mount Tabor NJ. Il. Church is being enlarged
and improved, at q cost of $4,000.
Smoke issuing from the root Of the Vernon
Row building yesterday caused false alarm
Of fire.
Harry Barton, of Ohio has been appointed
chief of the correspondence bureau OF the War
Department
The Citizens Representative Committee of
One Hundred will meet this evening ut Grand
Army building.
Harriet Thomas, coored, was nued $40 or
thirty days by Judge Smell yesterday for steal
ing gold ring from the house Of Mrs. John II.
Wood.
Benz. X. Plain has purchased of Roberta L
Morris for S25,0U0 property on Massachusetts s
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west
Can't Symons has recommended to the oom
missioners the enforcement of the law forbid
ding the digging up OF streets from Nov ID
March l.
The commissioners are still considering the
question how they can get around giving Mr..
Hannah and others q permit or show cause
why they should not
The Mcbride. Mcfarland trial having unex.
pectedly come to a sudden termination, jus
iices Cox and Montgomery have returned to
their respective courts.
j !. Power has been transferred from duty
as Inspector of streets and sewers to that of
street inspector oliver ID. Russell has been
appointed TO fill the vacancy.
The chief engineer of the army In his annual
report, Just submitted, recommends the ex
Tenditure of sl25.0O0 during the next fiscal
year in foundations for the defense OF this
city.
The inspector of plumbing recommends the
construction OF new sewer In the yard OF thu
FtHnklin school building to connect with the
alley sewer. Changes are also suggested as 10
the water troughs.
In the criminal court yesterday Thomas A.
Littleford aud MargarqfGrifn, indicted for
adultery, were present and entered a plea OF
not guilty with the privilege Of withdrawing
the same and filing demurrer.
Capt. Eugene Griffin. of the District en-
giueer department, has been ordered to visit
ChicHgo, Detroit. and New York for the pur
lose OF investigating the subject OF under
ground wires for electric Purposes.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
Dealings Perfectly Legitimate.

In the case OF VIM. H. Fisher & Co.. OF New
York, against Simon Goldstein to compel an
accounting, &C., the latter yesterday filed an
answer. He denies that he ever had the as
signment oil Brodie Il Mayer. of Denver, or that
he received from them large amount $50, 900
received netted 50, 100 He asserts that the firm
is indebted to him over $4,000 for which they
have confessed judgment, and that his dealings
have been perfectly legitimate.
National Republican., 1887-11-01

THE breath of a chronic catarrh patient Il
often so offensive that he cannot go into society
and he becomes an object of disgust. After
time liberation sets in, the spongv bones are
ttaeckCd and frequently entirely destroyed
A constant source OF discomfort is the dripping
of the puruent fecretious into the throat, some.
times producing ipveterate bronchitis, which
in its turn has been the exciting cause of pull
monary disease. The brilliant results which
have attended its use for years past properly
designate Ely's Cream Balm as by far the best
If not the only real cure for hay fever, rose
cold, and catarrh.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, I'll Four
and-a-half street northwest, three doors north
Of Pennsylvania avenue, E. r. Rowland. M.
D., g. II. Rowland, d. d. B., surgical, operative,
and mechanical dentists Extractions, under
nitrous oxide, so cents each tooth, and only 80
centsiextra for gas, whether one ora number
of teeth are extracted at the same sitting.
persons. Artificial teeth 81 per set. Gold.
amalgam, and white filings inserted In the
best manner. All work warranted first class.